By default, your SSL VPN account is created on a single SSL appliance at the hosting facility containing the majority of your resources. Upon request your SSL VPN account can be created or migrated to a hosting facility of your choosing. For example, if you reside in London, UK but your infrastructure resides mostly in Phoenix, AZ by default, your SSL VPN account will be created in Phoenix, AZ (vpn-6.armor.com). However, upon request your SSL VPN account can be created at the London, UK facility (vpn-3.armor.com).

Install The Cisco AnyConnect Client

The Cisco AnyConnect Client is used to create a secure connection from your local computer to your Secure Cloud Servers within our environment. To download the agent, open a web browser and navigate to the respective URL for the preferred SSL VPN appliance, or use one of the links below.

Two-Factor Authentication

If you have two-factor authentication enabled for your account, you must answer the phone call from the Armor authentication system and follow the instructions to authenticate.

After completing the phone call successfully you will be connected to the VPN.

Disconnecting

In your system tray or menu bar, right-click the Cisco AnyConnect icon and click 'Disconnect.'

Managing SSL VPN Accounts

In order to manage an SSL VPN account–including adding, removing, and disabling accounts–your portal user account needs to have both the 'Add or Remove Billable Items' and the 'Add/Edit Users' users permissions. Please note that you will not be able to manage legacy VPN accounts until you have associated the account with a my.armor.com portal user.

Administrators may add/modify/disable user accounts with access to the SSL VPN by selecting the SSL VPN tab in the Armor Secure Portal. The steps for managing SSL VPN accounts are: